The International Monetary Fund’s executive board said it was reviewing its current one size fits all approach to money laundering and was weighing a shift in approach which would involve assessing countries on their individual circumstances. The IMF estimates that in the United States alone, profits from crimes involving money laundering total around USD 275 billion, excluding tax evasion. Allowing…
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